Seebeck

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   by Seebeck 10y ago

   The technology is able to harness a temperature gradient regardless of its direction, but you're right that the larger the gradient the better it works.
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   by Seebeck 10y ago

   Woah, we didn't realize launching on IndieGoGo would be such a red flag. Thank you for the lesson learned. Please believe me when I say that we are a real company with real facilities, not a scam. Some other things that may help reassu
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   by Seebeck 10y ago

   We've been a thermoelectric company from day one. We'd like to see thermoelectrics not only in wearbles, but also in smart sensors, medical devices, various IoT devices, etc. The watch just seemed like a good place to start becaus
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   by Seebeck 10y ago

   Right now, even a low-end smartphone has power requirements that are about an order-of-magnitude too high for that to work, so we would probably need both better thermoelectrics (we're working on that!) and more power-efficient smartph
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   by Seebeck 10y ago

   Wow, so great to see this on the front page of HN! I work here, any questions, just ask!